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Recruitment

Despite its growing influence, work in the digital industry can still be regarded as something of an emerging sector, with less academic qualifications and vocational skills available than more traditional media. This means that finding the right people to make up your team can be hard, time-consuming work, but there are a number of recruitment agencies that can help you in this task. Recruitment agencies work by matching up employers with appropriately-skilled employees, and there are several that now specialise in the digital sector. Agencies often maintain files of individuals suitable for each sector and match them with potential employers. Other agencies can also search out or 'headhunt' prospective staff meeting specific requirements beyond those who are already known to the agency. Employment agencies can receive a commission after the hire or get paid a one-off fee from the employer. The following listings provide a range of online recruitment services and recruitment agencies that can help you develop a recruitment strategy based on the latest trends, or search for suitable candidates on your behalf.

Propel London LTD

Propel London: Recruiters from digital, recruiting for digital. Propel London are the immediate choice for anyone serious about developing their business or career. Our team of experienced, passionate professionals ensures our reputation for excellence in delivery remains unrivalled. So, if you want to talk to the Ideal People for the Digital Space, contact Propel London today.

 

Aquent

Ball and Hoolahan

Bearing Partnership

Blue Skies London

Cogs Agency Chris Frost

Coull

Crush Communications

  • Vanessa Neal
  • 0161 832 2700

cScape Strategic Internet Services

Direct Recruitment

Rocketseed (UK) Ltd

Spectrum

The Friday Pint

Xchangeteam

January Events
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Upcoming Events
Marketing Week NMA Interactive Summit Jan 27, 2009
Netimperative Directors Dinner Dublin: Using Social Media to be the Next Obama Jan 27, 2009
Dublin Roadshow 2009 Jan 28, 2009
Netimperative Sector Seminar: Opportunities For Online Retailers In A Changing Climate Feb 04, 2009
Netimperative Directors Dinner : 30 Million chances to get LinkedIn Feb 05, 2009
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Analysis
Digital media predictions for 2009
Mobile apps developers, digital agencies and casual gaming firms are set to prosper the most in the digital sector during 2009, according to a new report.
Dec 10, 2008
Guest comment: Christmas time, mistletoe and downtime
With online retail forecast to hit its peak this week, Paul Brennan, CEO of online delivery specialist Zeus Technology, offers advice on how to manage online traffic.
Dec 09, 2008
How to have yourself a merry e-Christmas
Frank Lord, EMEA MD of e-commerce specialists, ATG offers 12 top tips for retailers keen to make the most of online sales this Christmas.
Dec 08, 2008
Interview: “Social media is beyond the hype cycle”
On 11 December, the AOP is hosting a forum looking at developing communities in the digital age. Ahead of the event, we caught up with one of the speakers, Steve Semelsberger, SVP of Global Sales and Business Development, Pluck.
Dec 05, 2008
Roundtable report: The Aquent Orange Book salary discussion
How has the credit crunch affected recruitment in the digital industry? Last week, Netimperative and creative staffing firm Aquent assembled some key industry players to discuss changing trends within the sector.
Dec 04, 2008
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